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๐Ÿงต Do they touch

Anonymous No. 16478722

Do squares A and D touch? If not, what is between them?
Do squares B and C touch? If not, what is between them?

Anonymous No. 16479072

>>16478722
they are touching

Anonymous No. 16479076

They all square each other but each one only triangles 2 others and each one only circles 1 other and each one crosses 0 others.

Anonymous No. 16479108

>>16478722
>Do squares A and D touch?
Depends on how you define touch.
>If not, what is between them?
Depends on your distance metric.

Anonymous No. 16479131

>>16478722
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Remove the intentional vagueness in your post, troll.

Anonymous No. 16479836

>>16479108
Two shapes touch when at least one point in the diagram exists simultaneously on the perimeters of both shapes.

Anonymous No. 16479838

no
square B and square C
no
square A and square D

Anonymous No. 16481912

>>16478722
they dont touch each other because there is a black border between them

Anonymous No. 16481915

>>16479836
i assume then you mean that the perimeter/boundary is considered part of the constituent shape, correct?

?????iguessthisishowitsdone????? No. 16481968

Why draw people in with this b******* dude why don't you just f****** tell us if you know not being a dick or anything but like I don't have much patience for f****** up and down and left and right and all that s*** like I'd rather just get it from the guru right the first time instead of being f****** drawn

Anonymous No. 16486716

>>16478722
Suppose the squares lie on a grid.
The center would be at 0,0 - smack in the middle, let this be L.
The inner corners of all 4 squares, if the squares are perfect, are equal to point L.

Personally I liked the "this is a square" threads much more than this one.
The portal threads are also great.
Someone should make a portal thread again.

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Anonymous No. 16486786

>>16478722
I downloaded your shit and zoomed in 256x for u, hope this helps

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Anonymous No. 16486891

>>16481915
If you glue two squares togeter to make a rectangle, you only used those squares. But yet 1/4 of the perimeters of each square became part of the rectangle. In other words if you glued two sets of points together to create a larger set of points, then any point that now exists in that larger shape must have been part of the pieces you created it from. So the perimeter of a shape is part of the shape.

Proof by Microsoft Paint.

Anonymous No. 16486894

>>16478722
Provide a real situation where the answer to this question is meaningful

Anonymous No. 16486944

They share a coordinate, so they are touching. If 0.0 were the bottom left corner, then they all share 1.1 as a coordinate. There's no debate or discussion to be had here.